Tobias
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Personally I think it's going to be around that 500-600 million mark around the world. I don't see it making any more than that. I also don't think it's going to be that big here in the U.S.A. only because the weeks after MOS there are big movies coming out. Monsters University comes out the following week if I remember correctly so that will win the weekend. Also opening that weekend is World War Z which teenage boys and anyone who liked the book will go see, so that will be some competition for MOS. Then later on in the month Heat and White House Down will be released. While these two won't be any where as good as MOS they still have big names in them that people will want to see.
So right now MOS needs to have a huge opening from what I have heard and read online the tracking seems to be any where from 100 mill to about 150 mill. Great opening weekend but it will drop a great deal the following weekend.
But we will see if there is one movie that could make some serious money it's this movie but don't be shocked if it's a pretty big hit but not something that blows everything away.
It looks like 600 million is the floor it has to make to set JL in motion. In which case it needs a 3 multiplier based on your 100 million opening figure (I haven't heard any projection of 150 million - if there is one it's an outlier) to get to 300 million US. Assuming it does the same OS box as domestic a la SR that would get it to 600 million. Cutting it close.
Good point about Z the second weekend. Excel did a detailed analysis but only factored in MU. He projected a 56% drop but like you say both films are targeting key demos critical to MOS.
I think your 500 million figure is low simply because adjusted for inflation that is about what SR would make today. With the added star power and Nolan I have to believe that will provide an additional kick. How much I don't know. My guess is it ends up at 550 - 560 WW.
Could be a long summer as in 2006 after WB's head said an SR sequel would be considered if SR made 200 million domestic. Which it finally did in September as I recall.
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